Scout is how our customers find work. Draw a territory and it returns every existing, in-progress and potential site inside it, each scored on orientation, usable area and load profile. You would own the geometry and the scoring behind that.
What you would be doing
- Build and tune the site-scoring model that ranks roofs inside a drawn territory.
- Work with imagery, cadastral data and building footprints to extract usable roof geometry at scale.
- Own the spatial indexing and query performance for polygon searches over millions of features.
- Feed obstruction and tilt geometry into ReStudio so the design starts from real shape, not a rectangle.
- Decide honestly where the model should say "survey this" rather than guess.
What we are looking for
- Three or more years working with real geospatial data — PostGIS, GDAL, tiling, projections that bite.
- Comfort with imagery-derived geometry and its failure modes.
- Enough statistics to build a scoring model and to know when it is overfitting.
- Judgement about uncertainty: our customers drive vans based on this output.
Useful, not required
Every wasted site visit is a van, two people and half a day. Getting the ranking right removes a real cost from a real business.
How we hire
Thirty minutes with the hiring manager. Mutual, not a screen.
Ninety minutes on a real problem from our backlog. Paid.
Two conversations with people you would work beside daily.
Within three working days of the last conversation, either way.

